Dr Shampa Chakraverty is Professor and Head of the Computer Eng Division at NSIT. She is B.E. (1983) in Electronics and Communication from Delhi College of Engineering (Delhi University), MTech in Integrated Electronics and Circuits (1992), IIT-Delhi and PhD in Computer Engineering from Delhi University.   

Shampa Chakraverty has 28 years of experience in the industry, in teaching and research. Her research interests are meta-heuristic based design exploration of multiprocessor embedded systems, reconfigurable computing, Context based Text Classification, database security and adaptive e-governance systems. She has to her credit around 60 publications in International Journals and Conferences, has authored 2 books and contributed to several Book chapters and Computer Based Training (CBT) Packages. She has delivered extensive lectures over the Edusat network and IGNOU and delivered keynote and guest lectures. She has provided technical consultancy to various organizations such as DRDO and Chartered Accountants of India.   

Prof Chakraverty was awarded the “ISTE RajaramBapu Patil National Award-2008” for Creative Work done in Technical Education in recognition of her outstanding contribution in the area of Innovations in Teaching, Development of Laboratories and Organization of  Workshops, Conferences and Continuing Education. 

1.      S. Chakerverty, A. Kumar. “A rule-based availability-driven co-synthesis scheme.” Jour. Design Automation for Embedded Systems (Special Issue: SystemC), 11, no. 2-3, pp. 193-222, Aug. 2007.

2.A. Kumar, S. Chakerverty. “A Fuzzy-based Design Exploration scheme for High Availability Heterogeneous Multiprocessor Systems.” eMinds: Intl. Jour. on Human-Computer Interaction, vol. 1, no. 4, pp. 1-22, 2008.

3. A. Bansal, B. Gupta, G. Khandelwal, S. Chakraverty, “Offline signature verification using critical region matching,” Intl. Jour. Of Signal Processing, Image Processing and Pattern Recognition, vol. 2, No. 1, pp 57-70, March 2009

4. U. Pandey and S. Chakraverty, “A Review of Text Classification Approaches for E-mail Management”, Intl. Jour. of Engineering and Technology, Vol. 3 No. 2, April 2011, pp 137-144

   5. Silky Arora and S. Chakraverty, “A Parallel Approach to Context-based Term Weighting,” Proc of World congress on Information and Communication Technologies WICT’11, Mumbai, India, Dec 11-14, 2011.

   6 G. Rani, S. Chakraverty, D. Anand, B. Singla,” Dynamic Recommendation System for E-Governance,” 11th International Conference on e-Learning, e-Business, Enterprise Information Systems, and e-Government - EEE'12: July 16-19, 2012, USA. (Accepted)

1. Convener, Industry-Inst. Workshop on “Strengthening Technical Education through Institute-Industry Partnership”, Delhi Secretariat, Jointly by Netaji Subhas Institute of Technology and Deptt. Of Training and Technical Education, Govt Of India, 24th May, 2007 

2. Conference Secretary, National Conference on “Technology for Rural India: Challenges and Perspectives” , Indian Society for Technical Education Day Conference-2008, May 31 and June 1, 2008. 

3. Program Chair in workshop on “Computer Engineering Students’ Research Forum”, 2011, Netaji Subhas Inst of Technology.

4. Recent Invited Lectures (a) " Current Research in Reconfigurable Computing", in Special Development Program for faculty, Ambedkar Inst of Technology, New Delhi, Jan 2012.        (b) " Innovation and Entrepreneurship: Trends in India", Inaugural session of ISTE chapter, Amity Institute of Technology, New Delhi, June 2011.

Me5. Member, IPC: CICN-2012, CSNT-2012, Track Chair-AMLTA-2012

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